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Ercn6stnfTs and proyisions.

,. Sxw YORK, Dec, l0.-Flour receipts Il sis pack.
ages; exports 0Dj barrels and G,753 sacys: ma,Sct
ie,y dhS, ssles lseoo barrels Wheat receipts
futures and %o pns sie 81 bush
srsd s Yea No spring nominal at o0c IN.
f.au.u teu g.0o5saSsac; No red Csc; No q red
5 gefsmess c6s,g Closing At soc: January
sosns al sn an1 ns ys Ftsei S1nrr
hpr!l 9iaa2ic, closing at0i'ss; May 9j b. lGa9jsc
closing at a'c Corn, receipts 90 lis bushels: ar.
sDn - ~ UGsael saes $4,000 bshe. o! futures
options closed steady; ungraded GlxaesXc; No J
d Decembe, t2s.c: January G25saGSEc. closing a;
e5te: February 6s11slsSc. closing al 635Ic; say
s Ssbe ~ sa 5ss1ps De
els q sItu'es and 76.OG bushels OF spot; market
a. . shaae lower MS. and dull: mixed wcstern
i ops dull "n csse % spo; Patti is,. Hfy Anil
st lsl4c: options Sea.O points higher and f.itiv
active: sales $3.50 bags December IN ISal5 sary!
January "a 70 S'alo Soc tebEusry Ii 5al5 $50 srch
jnna Il sa,s A , - EaiS sc May l5Ooslal5s
~ GCc: september ltlsc: Octoser Ia s5aiIC cc: No
yemoGr la.ssaH 0oc sugar quiet but stesdt.
n Ie,ned a,m and quies. Moias,es steady Mcc
quiet. Turpentiue dull at &C. Eggs rm and In ssir
!nquisy; western 23Al5c. Pork dull and nominal:
mess sto Pals so Tor new: Sill 5Oali Is ior Old Cut
4 meats quiet Lard steady: wc'to,n steam, 76Ss
7S 81: January 757a7 zoe; ttaIch 77la77i.: Nav
Lssa1 9lc; city ktea,n 74cc Butter firm and ouiei
western ao3c: western creamery l7a8so. -t?hassc
steady aud unchanged, ''0' oAe'4o
ChiGAoo. Dec. l0.-1hcre were reports OF a cold
to.dSy May wheat opened at a51So out was I'M.
usaiGte!y sold OF to S,hc, aud further declined Ia
ssts1c, cio,ing ut that figure Corn was active and
Hs,Sner oat; Gull. Provisions mod .atey acIiye
E ~ urn: Wheat, cash No. 2 spring 7756a77Hc:
~; spring .G79c; No. 2 red 7slZc; Dscem Ger
nSaII;sc. closing ut 77hc: January T7s[a7s%c
closing February 7Sisa79lc closing a, q e:
MY sisast3a', closing ut Si14c Corn, cssh No
s ~ gece%esr 4s1sa,9c, closing at lso Janu
ary 4%Hil9iso. closing at $50: Febrnarv
tteeisaaoHe, closing at lsXc; Nay 5Sals
sMeAG, "a, closing at 53Mc = Oats, cnsh
40. 8oAaS91sc; December 3Ga80xc. clo,us at 3c".
January sec; February 391sc; May S5IIs3slc. CLOS
ne a. SSse Rye cash No q, &C. barley, No, 3.
.s. e. Eaxseed. No: ST. "a Primo Timothy seed
=. oJs2 VI: Ness nosk. cash s14 S7IsaA coz: Jaum.
sry w s:Aal4 81. closing at sl4 62I; February
10 w, co,lng Of SIS ~. Lard, cash 7.2lua7 "A:
9 sSe 72sSa725c closing at 722|;e; JsnusSy
hsoc: February 737ha7421sc, closing at accs
nay 7G7Ia172Ec, closing ii 37Oc, Bacon, shOI,,
1d 9s 'ovs; shouders 5o9a5 aoo; shorl clear 7SSs
a.9e: WHISKY, 81 10. sugara, cuiioaf 7XasTc.
eranhla!eu 2l5c; standard A &C. Buttrr vtry
aniet; creamery :9aOc: fancy dairy 25a26c, EGGS.
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FOR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

shaios Etna Iron q Steel Company. 81
10 Shares eenwood Nail MIL,
shares Belmont Nall MIL, .u...
y Shares Peabody lnSurnneo Company, " lH
> 10 Shares Film Grove Railroad,
Also, 1850 OF Now FiyG per cent City Bonds.
l. IRWIN. Stock broker n
No. q Twelfth Street.
Telephone. 80 b. .1''l MS . dol0 /,
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F0II SALE

OLE EXCHANGE. W.
MY pJACX at Kim Grove. Contains about 10
acres, With four houac,. .... .,- ,,.,..E
Can 10 divided into 9 small placea.
IL. FORBES r.
iyso No 7Cuhtosn Horlsc,
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VI. N. CLEMEETS, M.aeger, - $50 1'> '4'''

CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGHR AIL-
,SSa1 ROAD..Under schedule in eject MAY %
n iSS7, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
n .1s for PIttsburgh aud Cleveland. 6lo a. m.
IN p. n. For Pittsburgh, 1917 a. m. For Welis.
yine, l;R 2. N. For stcubeavlllc 1856 4, NJ. For
Trains arrive It Bridgeport at 1858 g. m, 1885
H., a;se p. H., 6l9 p. r., <54 NJ, and 7:as p. m
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FOR SALEl

(9i) Twenty.fOur Lots III Cnldweil's At.
ditiOu 10 the City Of Wheeling. :
PAld lots sIo bounded on tho north by Twenty
nia.t street on tho east by Fillmore street, on thu
.ou!h by the ltardlap Homestead, and on tho west
BY tho b & o. L. 4. E,--.r -.
Their proximity to the above named railroad
renders then crcel.enL sites Tor manufacturing Is
abl.s..GcNa. ,. 1EtW rEffli.rs 40
II nc, sold In Thirty days will be sold at public
Ructioa.
70, terms and tnr.her Information apply to -
". ", HoGE 4 DRo, ~.
1890 Marie. street
o. WILLIAM II. EAEDLAE, .tit.. ~ -
am,s :. " 'n.nor rhanline 4 si1tnnnth Eta III
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec ,o-r,o,, s,oo

r Lrnn.ADELtHrA. Pa, Dec 10.-Flour steady
neat ciGsod steady; No. red December Ss%asyc
Ssaus5y so'9oHc: February 9lHa9lEo: Starch
9 s:SIsa Nay V4has6c Torn dull and lower;
No. 2nixed December 57a57LIc January 5s1<ass So
5entlary, t9a6oe; March 5ya6oo: May GiTa6sc'
oa;s; .pot quiet rejected white $780, No. White
as, ,sNo; nuEraded white Ss%n: No white $40:
eMs9LG; January Sska,oc; FEBRUARY 3gIaioEc;
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I'm going to leave, num-" e.
what Tor? ! am sura | hayo done ali
the work myself in order to keep girl"
well, mum, ther works not done 10
cult mC.n - ~
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SOMETHING FUNNY,

There 10 something funny In tho most
sedate oil asBsmblies, and preachers, it is
vol known. arc IS fond OF q good laugh,
almoss. as Of the proverbial yellow legs
What furnished perennial comedy for the
body were tho overcoming bell tsps by
which epeakera were called to time. Few
quit soon enough to escape thia tsntal!z.
Ing reminder, andsoms kop! on in spite of
1t until the audience fairly roa.el. Charity
comlpcis the thought tho. some wero deaf,
at lasst in one GER, but when the bs!i
provad utterly hopeless the coat.ta;ls were
rre5orted TO. Another important point
Tor no to consider il" said one long.
windod speaker, and tap vent Dr.. S.ronp'e
gentle rsmlndor, which reminds me OF tbs
important point that the tino has come to
c!ose this letter. ur.
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FOR RENT. st5%JTCl

EOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
Il or unturnished rooms. Apply at No. 20
fifteenth street. '.' del0
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lPALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
| ;Opeparture 81 trains from Whealing. Schedule
In saect November 20. 1857. Esstsrn time:
| Apross lor Chicago aud the Northwest. $3.50 n.
| except saturday. - : 80
| Express for Cincinnati and 81 Louis, $3.50 a, m.
ohiiS, LTD p. "a. daily except Saturday. j..
- Express Tor Columbus and Cincinnati 2:t5a IN.
Sunday only. 77l1-.1''' - ~ - A''
-, Express for Washington. y. O., Baltimore, ph,ls.
deipnis and New York, $40 3. N snd 5:45 D. m,
Express trains arrive from Chicago, GAO and $50
acI ~ ano Sa5 p NJ daily, and 6;OOa N. daily cy.
| Express trains arrive from 81, Louls and cinc,n.
/ natl. b:0o q. m and Gas p m, daily, -
II piess trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti.
more y, aan Washington D. c., lo:sO a. M ard 1855
| EFT Columbus $500 m. daily, and l1:15 n, IN.
S Saiy except Saturday. and M daily except
Msins arrive rom Columbus, SEQ a. N. daily.
sunsav p III. aAly, and lo:a5 q. m. daily except
| Eos Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, SEQ n. M.
d aI e.c IN; aany; Express s;Io las p M
- Trains arrive from Pltsbursh, sd daily. ana
i11S 2. m. and 6:55 p m. daily except -unday:
sunGs =; nn, Sal5 except Saturday, and 2:4o a, NJ
Trains arrive leom Washington Pa, SEQ a. H.,
= For aOuhdsSilie, ia:oo noon, daily c1cep. Sun.
s1 EI9m Aoundsyillc lao p, NJ, daily ezcep.
For %. Grafton s;45 p; m. From Grafton, OPS a.
s. Eer Cum6eIIand, $3.50 m. From Cumberland,
5;S p. m, daily except Sunday. 1000 - ,A'
fof nt ClaltSville $50 q. M, p. m. and 5;4j
from y. CaiKvnlo, $40 a. N. ard las aad Gas
p. N. daily except Sunday p : ,N'' ' ''''
gaggase called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ucket ofcc, 100 Mar.
ket street. and at depot 80 N-' '' ' 'ual'
W :, =, 49, =, 9: <. LORD, Con. Pas. Agent;
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MISERABLE PROPERTY.
FOR s A LIE

Good house AID all usce@ary out.bul!dlngs
with Iron oao to i've Ro:cg Of ground. .tE~'
Also, ten building lots, hiBh aad dry, and IN.
surpassed for location. mn. y
Also, !en acres oil hill land, to DO sold separate
Any portion Of this property will DO aold 70 sult
tho purchaser. Reasonable prlcea. + T-,..
ncf GEORGE NARLYl.E, TorontoL ohm 3
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rkUSTEE'S SALN.
T'RUSTEE'S SALE, H


TRUSTEES SALE, @ $ !
=, Ey virtue Of deed Of trut wsde by Frank
Dolan aud Mary \. Do'en hi, wife, TO me a.
t,utT. dated May u, 1873, recorded In tho office
q! the ilctk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
Wes: Vi,Slnt., In Deed OF Trust Book No. 10. rnge
97. %llISe,l a: tho font door Of the court Houie
Of said county; on EiIN'.'>'-r>. 2 t"-iaS7st =
sAruRDA Az, the 9Th DAY 81 JANUARY, lsas, $
commencing At lo o'clock 4. X the following
property. that Is ray: he wet one hall OF tho
ioath'@t quarter o! lot numbered twcnty.one,
mniMe on the east side OF Alley y, between fwon.
TI,hith and Twenty sixth streets IN the city OF
m.h,GeIinr Ohio county, West Virginia. and IN tho
SECTION 10 tho k&sd city laid out by John Eof aud
The TILE e believed to DO good, but selling as
unsee xiIl convey only tho title vc.ted In me BY
IIaxs opS.LE-onsthIri and 4, much more As
ssh purchaser elects oply IN cash Oh Tho day pl
Gi" ihs balance In two equal insia uaens al ono
SSa Two Years With ,ntese4 tho title to DO retained
until payment IL mace III full 81 fEJ5 --i1.' =
~. :, 5sE ". ]. W. COWDEN, iTrustea 4
W. u. HALLrp. Auationesr. "a h iesT 1
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II, however, there wsro q iow points OF
disagree ment in the body, there were, 10
offset these, many points in which all, OBJ.
viously, nav eye to eye and telt the thrill
Of common emotion. None diesented
from the proposition that more must b.
done for our great cities, or that immicra.
ton ought to be brought undor the Judi.
cious control,so that wealth should be
more generally uned to bleea the needy,
or that the church must come clogsr to
the masses, or that the saloon wss an inf.
mite and intolerable curse, or that domes-
tic and personal purity ore too uncommon,
OF. that the capital and labor problem can
find lie peacstul and anal solution only in
q New Testament basis Of human brother.
hood. 4. * :. - Il = < 4
None diaaented from these propositions
nor from the necessity, as laid down &c
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Do Leeseps nov believes that the Pspa.
mn Canal will be open by 1890 or 1880, he
isn't sure u hich. 4, .s{I5s'7 b : -
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HlTY PROPERTY
For Sale

For. Sale. Ia +
dwelling TI0,i'c and Ia 6, Lot, No. 90 Twelfth 81,
dwelling Hou'c aud large Lot, corner Fourteenth
and Eor h,reels. -f.H lr-gl
No, ~ EouritGuh street U-, ssgis
10 O. Seventeenth street.
". V. IICGE 4 NRo., a.
dcl 1900 Market stree.
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FOR RENT-DWELLTNG mo, 9 100
u Twelfth street Natural snS, and hot and
cold water throughout. Apply on premlies. MIS-.
r. A. HARD ES, s-'.sisI. "a 500 ~. rP-s'F'6 DEF
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firm; NO. 2 red S6aS6Lc; reccipis 5Je0i1 hnsheIa
shipments sou bushels Corr. In moderate de-.
ma q aud lover; No mixed 5iKc. Oats easy :
10, mixediaiHc Ryequiet and nominal; No !
MEATS MEATS aud bacon quiet, firm aud unchanged
WHISKY steady; salts Of 1856 barrels at 81 0l But.
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ably by DR.. storrs, Dr.. GLADDEN., Bishop
poat, Rey. Frank Russell, and othera, that
to meet those woes and needa Of the coun-
try the churches, without sacrificing their
individuality. moat cooperate more fully,
80 as to make the moot oil their resources
and present an unbroken front to the en-
envy. Doubtless, too, all who we're pres.
ent went away with o determination to
work In their several spheres to bring
about this desirable union Of forces. I'm.
don6sedly, too, tho Conference will reach
and influence Tor good still wider circle
by means OF the book which Ia to appear
shortly, containing verbatim tho whole Of
its interesting proceedings. l&1
SOCIAL FEATURES. a-f
Socially, the delegates had grand time.
There were few who had not some friends
hero, and not many but bad one or two
invitations to vary hotel lie by occasional
tendera Of private hospitality. President
and Mrs. Cleveland, in addition to the
general reception they held, gave several
private psrticH and tho lady OF the While
House lent eclat 10 tho proceedings OF the
Conference by occasional attendance ct liz
sessions. Many other residents gave
eumpsuous dinners to special guests every
evening. 5sI.IIa'
Among these none entertained more
royalty thaa tho Raw. Sam W. Small, who
10 domiciIed here, with his charming fam.
ily. In a handsome and finely furnished
residence, and tho great contrast in whose
lie within tho las. two years was forcibly
emphasized by tho presence ct his table
oae day Of Judgs SsowR,t, Of Atlanta, now
Congroosmsn, who, as Small himself re-
minded his guests, had repeatedly had
occasion, when judge OF tho Superior
court in the city above named, to order |
Small, who WAS court reporter ct tho time,
to show cause beiora him why he should
not DO committed for contempt In conse-
quence Of being too intoxicated 10 attend |
to bis dutieu. A raro man th Ia Sam Small,
both intellectually and socially, and as to |
Ills conversation, one OF the miracles Of |
the nineteenth century.
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TOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
L Eo.illS thapline street, formerly occupied By
Dr. Dckey. Ponesaion given at once II doaired.
MN. l.. McPHAiL,
d0S 1900 Market Street.
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9lUU 10 0jUU Ing for u.s.. Agents yS psei cred
who can iurnlah their own horses and give theIr
whole time to the business Spare moments may
towns and titlcs. B. +. JOHNSON & co, 1909
Main street. Ri, hmoud Va III ITT- : = \ -
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. CATuoLIclsM AND TRMrERAEcn.


Tho dividing wedges Of this otherwise
harmonious conference have been Tom
perance and Roman CstholIciom. The
pspeIo on the former snbject did not half
eat'sfy the advanced thinbers on the aues.
lion, and there was no end OF subdued
muttsring In come quarters. That, hoy
ever, Was only VIVA: might have been an.
ticipated, and In fact, Il was anticipated
and provided againet and by q cut and
dried programme which left discussion en-
tireiy at the option OF the chsir and utter.
ly shut 0 fl MI rcuclu.iona. =
Aa to Catholicism, tho1o woye numer-
Gus allus:onH to that church and nuuer-
GUS demonstrations, mora or lens condemn.
atory OF her action In certain directions
on the part OF the audience, from the time
the conference opened, but tho first form
al address on the subject was by Bishop
Coxs, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
His theme was INSTRUMENTATION. The
Bishop conceded the Cnria.ian characte,
Of he'maeses Of both priests and people,
but enterea a strong protest against tho
allegiance OF American Catholics to for.
eign power, and against the interference
Of that power with American institutions,
DR.. ]. II. King, of New York, followed,
III much the came strain, conceding all
that tho Dishop did, but protesting oven
more vigorously than tho government OF
American cilizenn by Rome. Both were
loudly applauded, the latter especially 30
when, In q tow tarse sentences, delivered
with genuine Methodist JUNCTION, he de.
clared ;thatathe American people would
never Consent to share with Cstholles the
PUBLIC echool ipnd.. The sequel came tho
dRy following. The questions OF divorce
and the social evil we're under considera.
ton, and quiet looking man, Prof, Sim.
con +. Baldwin, OF Now Haven, Conn,
toos the platform to enter protest, "a he
sAid, against the spirit of hostility shown
in the Gorierenve til Catholics, the fact
being, he held, that In social reform
movements that Church might be made a
valuable ally, and in fact, vas such, as he
and other workers In various causes could
attest from personal knoT,cdas,
This was III tho nature o! q bomb shell
in the proceedings. Many showed unmis.
taxable signs OF dissent from the gentle.
mans remarks, but considerable nun.
Der spplaudea, the scsne being ended, by
9 quiet, 1eseapsiug spe0eh from President
dodge, Of the Alliance, who Deprecated
the idea that the conference wss onnosed
to the Catholic Church ns a church and
hold thst the opposition shown was mere.
~ againet certain tendencies and demanda
81 tbs. com pupionl which were held to
be un-Amsrlcan, ,.;2 .Si. a,i'' "a,
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec, Io-Whea., easier and
dnll; No. 2westorn red spot size bid: January
SSSasSsc: February May 94a9ssc Corn
January 57a57>lc February bslla5sMc. Oats atea ~
AND hrm; western white Ssa4Oc; do mixed s5s37c
Rye steady Provisions steady. e'N'' ~
TOLEDO, o., Dec 10.-Whcat dull and lower: cssl
aS,lys ana sssIsI February Sa Msy
December &c. Gloyerseed active and steadv. rast
AND hecember 81 10; FEBRUARY 81 20: nsrch 81 on
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An Annual National Drill.

Gen. Sheridan has announced that In his
report, as commander of the army, TO be
submitted to the fiftieth Congress, he will
recommend an annual National DTill aud
encampment at Washington. He says, In n
late interview, that he Is induced to do this
because Of the good results Of the National
Drill Just closed, which was gotten up by
individual effort.
Gen. Sheridan says that such an encamp-
ment and drill, bringing the most efficient
citizen soldiers OF each state to Washington.
there to compete with each other for medals
of honor, will dt these soldiers for so much
better service either to state or country,
should there be any occasion to call on
them, that 1t would more than repay the
expense incurred, and in this Gen. Sheridan
is unquestionably correct.
Such camp would excite the emulation
of the volunteers and militia in every state,
and the first results would be a complete
enrolment Of the militia with annual com
petitive drills and encampments in each
state, at which selections would be made OF
the companies and regiments that were to
take part in the national eucampment and
drill.
TIE United States, with its plethoric
purse, can well afford to spend little of its
money in giving its children an education
that fits them to properly defend it in the
hour of danger aud trouble.
Gen. Sheridan deserves the thanks Of
all good citizens, not in Washington alone,
but everywhere, for the intention he has
announced of recommending to Congress
the establishment OF an annual national Ell
campment OF volunteer soldiers at thr
nations capital, where hundreds and
thousands, who might otherwise never see
that capital, will be brought into immediate
contact with the machinery which runs the
government, will meet, in the freedom OF
camp life, other men from every section OF
the land, and thus be brought into closer
communion.
Gen. Sherldans hearty approval AMI In.
telllgent action greatly promoted the sue
cess OF the National Drill. lie evidently uu'
derstood the good 1t would do, and had ii
view the idea, since announced by him, o.
recommending such an encampmsnt uule
the auspices of the government.
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PERSONALITIES.
?. BAIRD Is convaloscing.

ihof' bAlhD Is CouNhlcsclnks
JUDGE JoHS DAVIS has gone to Philadelphia.
TREASURER HYATTs family are AT the Eb.
btt.
1T is said that John Cha n.er,ln has been
offered 100000 for his hotel privileges at Fort
Monroe.
Hon. EDWIN HGdaISs, late collector OF Gus.
toms at Jacksonville, Fla, IL In the city visit
Ing relatives.
CAMBRIDGE uSIyERslTY has conferred hon.
orary degrees upon Prof Gray, OF Harvard
College, and Sir Donald smith, OF Montreal.
GAIT. joins }. CAM, assistant clerk of the
District supreme court, his friends viii be
pleased TO know. was much better yesterday.
MIR, W. II. POMEROY aud Miss Pomeroy, OF
this city, sailed from New York on Saturday
on the CirCGssla. Of the Anchor line, for GluS.
gov.
REuBES DALEY, formerly Washington cor
respondent OF the indianapolis ScRiiHi, has
been appointed sLeuographer 20 the interstate
commerce commission.
ASSISTANT PAYMAsTER SULLIVAN, Of the navy
who was accused Of negligence Of duty. has
been yindcated by the court OF Inquiry whl;h
investigated The matter.
Mn. NOAH II. SMITH, son Of Mr. Il. d. o
Seventh street, was among the graduate Is OF the
Institute OF Technology Of Boston last week
REV, W. V. TUDOR, formerly pastor Of Mount
Vernon NJ Il. Church South In this city, dc.
liverod the Grafton at he laying Of the corner.
stone OF the Young Mems Christian Association
building a Norfolv.
G.I. Pryor, Of Virginia, graduated ycsier.
day with high honOrs from toe law department
OF Columbian University, and will enter upon
the practice OF his profession nj Norfolk. lie
was delegate In the convention that mount
mated Garfield for President.
OUR talented little Washington actress, Miss
Annie Lewis, opened at the Union Square
TheaIer, in New York city, on Monday even
ing with Murphy and Murray, IN "Our Irish
Visitors" under the management OF j, NJ. Hill,
and scored Il most brilliant success. Tue
papers all give her the greatest praise and be.
speak for the play a loug run. "OIr little
Annie" has the hearnesl congratulations on
her good fortune, for she Is in every way
wurtlR Of II, aud Manager Hill Is also fortunate
In having secured one OF the brightest little
soubrG,tes on the American stage,